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| − | The S'elamjuti Religion is practiced by a handful of communities western Weshif and a smattering of faithful throughout the rest of the [[Pallathantic Region]] whose worshipers are called S'elamjitumi. Central to the S'elamjuti Religion is the understanding that the entire universe, all that is known, all that is unknown, and even the unknowable, constitute the supreme being or God. The iconic statement of the religion is "There is no god but all that is." The religion was preached and practiced by [[Shihuraf of Hebjirat]] who is accepted as its founder, living in the sixteenth century (1500's). S'elamjitumi are regarded as heretics by the majority [[Imzaami]] of Weshif. Due to persecutions, they prefer to keep their beliefs secret. Some have fled from [[Weshif]] into [[Disradún]], [[Zephasia]], and [[Thyria]]. The S'elamjitumi claim their religion originated much earlier than Shihuraf who was only a restorer of ancient truths. | + | The S'elamjuti Religion is practiced by a handful of communities in western [[Weshif]] and a smattering of faithful throughout the rest of the [[Pallathantic Region]] whose worshipers are called S'elamjitumi. Central to the S'elamjuti Religion is the understanding that the entire universe, all that is known, all that is unknown, and even the unknowable, constitute the supreme being or God. The iconic statement of the religion is "There is no god but all that is." The religion was preached and practiced by [[Shihuraf of Hebjirat]] who is accepted as its founder, living in the sixteenth century (1500's). S'elamjitumi are regarded as heretics by the majority [[Imzaami]] of Weshif. Due to persecutions, they prefer to keep their beliefs secret. Some have fled from [[Weshif]] into [[Disradún]], [[Zephasia]], and [[Thyria]]. The S'elamjitumi claim their religion originated much earlier than Shihuraf who was only a restorer of ancient truths. |
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The S'elamjuti Religion is practiced by a handful of communities in western Weshif and a smattering of faithful throughout the rest of the Pallathantic Region whose worshipers are called S'elamjitumi. Central to the S'elamjuti Religion is the understanding that the entire universe, all that is known, all that is unknown, and even the unknowable, constitute the supreme being or God. The iconic statement of the religion is "There is no god but all that is." The religion was preached and practiced by Shihuraf of Hebjirat who is accepted as its founder, living in the sixteenth century (1500's). S'elamjitumi are regarded as heretics by the majority Imzaami of Weshif. Due to persecutions, they prefer to keep their beliefs secret. Some have fled from Weshif into Disradún, Zephasia, and Thyria. The S'elamjitumi claim their religion originated much earlier than Shihuraf who was only a restorer of ancient truths.
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